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  1. @Josh_Gallagher OSSAD is explicitly *for* the maintainers not *by*.

    The hope is that as a side effect it also raises awareness of the (big) OSS sustainability problem in our industry.

    #osssustainability

  2. @ptesarik @Josh_Gallagher @lizardbill @kde
    The #ticalc 30X Plus gets it wrong, my TI-84 Plus CE-T Python Edition (whoa, that‘s a mouthful) throws Err:Overflow.
    The Python App on the latter surprisingly gets it right.

  3. We're now in the #Spotify un-unwrapped period, where you can listen to uncool songs to your heart's content without affecting next year's #SpotifyUnwrapped. You have until the start of Auld Lang Syne.

  4. I think I've found at least an opportunity for improvement in #JetBrainsRider @xunit test runner. When using `[MemberData]` and yielding `[new SomeRecordType(..)]`, individual child tests aren't reported in the test runner. I just get the "Failed: One or more child tests failed" at the `[Theory]` method level. If instead I flatten the record properties into individual `[Theory]` method arguments, everything works. I'll carve some time out to raise a #JetBrains YouTrack issue. Yet to see if this is specific to complex types, records or just arrays with a single entry.

  5. My sister-in-law has launched at Etsy shop selling her prints : etsy.com/shop/Lisahunneybellar
    I'm aware that my tiny number of IT related followers on one of the smallest social networks is not the biggest platform to promote on, but every little helps!
    #ScreenPrint #Art #ArtPromotion #SmallBusiness

  6. @GrantMeStrength I learned to code from Usborne as a pre-teen, and that really set the course of my career a decade later. Thirty or so years on, my kid pulled one of the books from our shelves (Usborne "Write your own adventure programmes for microcomputers") and we sat together and coded it up on a BBC emulator. I love Usborne, but I did have a strong desire to refactor that code! I had to keep explaining to my son how this or that bit of code wasn't best practice, and why. But that makes me sound ungrateful to them. I owe them a big debt of gratitude. Thanks #Usborne !

  7. Driving myself nuts here. I have an #asp_net #razor_pages website that runs fine when launched from Visual Studio but from #JetBrainsRider it is serving 404 for all Razor Pages and successfully serving static content. I see the message "Request reached the end of the middleware pipeline without being handled by application code." from IIS Express when I use that Run/Debug configuration (from `launchsettings.json`) in Rider, but not in Visual Studio.

    Where do I need to be looking in #Rider to diagnose the issue? Note that this seems to have started occurring after I updated to 2024.1.1 from 2023.something-or-other-fairly-recent.

  8. Driving myself nuts here. I have an #asp_net #razor_pages website that runs fine when launched from Visual Studio but from #JetBrainsRider it is serving 404 for all Razor Pages and successfully serving static content. I see the message "Request reached the end of the middleware pipeline without being handled by application code." from IIS Express when I use that Run/Debug configuration (from `launchsettings.json`) in Rider, but not in Visual Studio.

    Where do I need to be looking in #Rider to diagnose the issue? Note that this seems to have started occurring after I updated to 2024.1.1 from 2023.something-or-other-fairly-recent.

  9. Driving myself nuts here. I have an #asp_net #razor_pages website that runs fine when launched from Visual Studio but from #JetBrainsRider it is serving 404 for all Razor Pages and successfully serving static content. I see the message "Request reached the end of the middleware pipeline without being handled by application code." from IIS Express when I use that Run/Debug configuration (from `launchsettings.json`) in Rider, but not in Visual Studio.

    Where do I need to be looking in #Rider to diagnose the issue? Note that this seems to have started occurring after I updated to 2024.1.1 from 2023.something-or-other-fairly-recent.

  10. Driving myself nuts here. I have an #asp_net #razor_pages website that runs fine when launched from Visual Studio but from #JetBrainsRider it is serving 404 for all Razor Pages and successfully serving static content. I see the message "Request reached the end of the middleware pipeline without being handled by application code." from IIS Express when I use that Run/Debug configuration (from `launchsettings.json`) in Rider, but not in Visual Studio.

    Where do I need to be looking in #Rider to diagnose the issue? Note that this seems to have started occurring after I updated to 2024.1.1 from 2023.something-or-other-fairly-recent.

  11. Driving myself nuts here. I have an website that runs fine when launched from Visual Studio but from it is serving 404 for all Razor Pages and successfully serving static content. I see the message "Request reached the end of the middleware pipeline without being handled by application code." from IIS Express when I use that Run/Debug configuration (from `launchsettings.json`) in Rider, but not in Visual Studio.

    Where do I need to be looking in to diagnose the issue? Note that this seems to have started occurring after I updated to 2024.1.1 from 2023.something-or-other-fairly-recent.

  12. I think I've encountered my first experience of Accountancy Driven Architecture today. #EnterpriseArchitect

  13. An idea for an IDE extension (#Rider / #VisualStudio): Hook up #Azure #ApplicationInsights and show inline performance and error details on #ASP.NET route methods.
    It probably exists already.

  14. In this week's seven-year-old news, #Usborne have released their 1980's coding books as free PDFs: usborne.com/gb/books/computer-
    I learned to code using these books using my Acorn Electron, in particular "Write Your Own Adventure Programs For Your Microcomputer". I retyped out the code again with my son on a BBC Micro emulator. It wouldn't pass modern coding standards, but was good fun.

  15. A #CarbonNeutral #Spaceport is being created in the #Scottish Highlands: spaceflightnow.com/2023/05/08/

    I like the goal, but I'm sceptical about quite how sustainable most #biofuel is. "Futuria Liquid Gas", which will be powering the #Orbex rockets, seems to come from "waste oils and fats" (according to calor.co.uk/sustainable-fuel/f), which begs the question, how sustainable is the production of those oils and fats?

    Anyway, overall I very much appreciate the sustainable ethos behind this. Best of luck Orbex.

  16. @gizmodo This interview with #Acxiom (sic), a data broker with 2.5B people's data in their system, made me investigate their #gdpr provisions for a Subject Access Request (i.e. a way for me to find what data they have about me). Details of how to do it are here: acxiom.com/about-us/privacy/gd
    The UK link for submitting a request is currently broken so I've emailed them about it.
    @robertpi do you fancy trying the French request site (which does seem to be working) to see what they've got?
    #privacy #security

  17. @gizmodo This interview with #Acxiom (sic), a data broker with 2.5B people's data in their system, made me investigate their #gdpr provisions for a Subject Access Request (i.e. a way for me to find what data they have about me). Details of how to do it are here: acxiom.com/about-us/privacy/gd
    The UK link for submitting a request is currently broken so I've emailed them about it.
    @robertpi do you fancy trying the French request site (which does seem to be working) to see what they've got?
    #privacy #security

  18. @gizmodo This interview with #Acxiom (sic), a data broker with 2.5B people's data in their system, made me investigate their #gdpr provisions for a Subject Access Request (i.e. a way for me to find what data they have about me). Details of how to do it are here: acxiom.com/about-us/privacy/gd
    The UK link for submitting a request is currently broken so I've emailed them about it.
    @robertpi do you fancy trying the French request site (which does seem to be working) to see what they've got?
    #privacy #security

  19. @gizmodo This interview with #Acxiom (sic), a data broker with 2.5B people's data in their system, made me investigate their #gdpr provisions for a Subject Access Request (i.e. a way for me to find what data they have about me). Details of how to do it are here: acxiom.com/about-us/privacy/gd
    The UK link for submitting a request is currently broken so I've emailed them about it.
    @robertpi do you fancy trying the French request site (which does seem to be working) to see what they've got?
    #privacy #security

  20. @gizmodo This interview with (sic), a data broker with 2.5B people's data in their system, made me investigate their provisions for a Subject Access Request (i.e. a way for me to find what data they have about me). Details of how to do it are here: acxiom.com/about-us/privacy/gd
    The UK link for submitting a request is currently broken so I've emailed them about it.
    @robertpi do you fancy trying the French request site (which does seem to be working) to see what they've got?

  21. #CA10 Rep. Josh Harder should interlink (in the Xenoblade 3 sense) with Mayor Joyce Craig

  22. #CA10 Rep. Josh Harder should administrate the Small Business Administration

  23. #CA10 Rep. Josh Harder should say, "Let's memorialize Amir Locke"

  24. #CASEN candidate Barbara Lee should do superhero stuff alongside #CA10 Rep. Josh Harder

  25. Josh Brody says: We made this hard: over-engineering the web. josh.mn/posts/we-made-this-har #KISS #WebDev
    A beautiful explanation of KISS. And as a 62 year old, I can relate.